The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-12-23

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mas been taken tor we Suoe"s "no W -
elther "a sne m'"u'o ~ n.~s s'"..n, "
about the thru weck ~ nasc". tsno'
Christian. who LETT inusoF SUNDAY ss'n.
ing Tor her'in, - chnrxeu ~ .no xu'en
with private mission ON aa"". e"s'r.
20 the emperor nh'ahm. -. n"ie'o.
Of Austria VIII celebrate MS Juoiiee next
December, ana there mas been muen sn'k
about the court fetes ana tho gifts when
y was proposed 20 present 20 hin'
Francis Joseph, however. Monaren
whose practices ana principles a'"er rom
those OF our own roy" 'amhy. ~ n"s
just been Officially announced ~ vienna
that u 4 His Malesty.s wisn snat tn's an
niversary shouid not be celebrated ~ any
pompous display such as tne reception ~
populations ana addresses o. homage -
mas been sussesteo ny soser"' co'Po'a.
lions Or ~ tne reception % S'Iss' ous
rather py WORKS OF prac.'ca. oeneSo'e"c.'
which VIII % more etter the emperor
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The illness o. the herman crown frinco
has been attributed 10 the TACT mat ns
rarely mas ms pipe out OF ms mouth' nnu
no doubt his case Is being hourly quoted
as warming against tne evils o. tobacco
As matter Ok fact' tho Crown fr.nco
never smokes pipe except when he
campnign'ng' ana then Two pipes uay
have been MS usual allowance. asa ru'e
ne smokes three milo cigars ony' or 2
Few ciearettes. rev uermans are sucn
moderate smokers - INC S'o"n 1r'nee
has always peen.
GROWTH OF PROTECTION snSrin.srs'
NEW hokks Dcc. r-!ns f'.o."es
London correspondent Gables tne Io''ow'
ing: Inc most important piece OF Engnsn
poiiticai news = the VS." % .<o'u 49,.
doIpn Churcnih 20 Loro nart'ngeon.
Is an omen not perhaps Of new Poiit'ca'
combination, Out OF . closer eiiiance De-
tween the dinerent SECTIONS OF tne un'on'
tst coalition. Lord harrington anu Aora
Randolph Churcnni nave not peen goou
friends personally. it now tnousne
certain that LORD randolph Chursn'
ilPs return TO the ministry can
not be long postponed. LORD HARRINGTON
wants him in office because no other Tory
does or can replace him. Since last weeks
conferences the lines are being drawn more
sharply. The LiberaEUnionists think
there is little danger to the Tory party
OF themselves from fair trade. 10 Inn
/ portant poll ician has declared Tor t.
Lord Randolph Churchill. who was
looked upon rs possible backsiider,
shakes hands with Lord Harrington
across gulf wide enough TO bury more
Y formidable phantoms than fair trade out
Of sight. Yet discomfort and distress are
great. The fair trade movement perhaps
wants only leader. A member OF Par.
lament told me yesterday he was elected
IS Free Trader, but that neither ne nor
any body else could again carry his coun'
~ except as Protectionist- Farmers
and tradesmen alike had gone over 70 Tar
ade.
DR. MACKENZIE CONFIRMED.
LONDON, Dec. 15.-The hastv summons
ing OF DIR. Mackenzie TO San Reno 70 At
tend the Crown Prince confirms that ex'
merits original diagnosis Of the patients
maladv which led the physician TO assert
that Fritz's recent exuberance Of spirits
and freedom from discomfort was simply
phase Of his disease and recruidscenct
OF the violent and alarming symptom'
which are certain to come soone'
or later. No one can deny tha
the present cri sis bears out the DOCTOR
assertions, and all are now inclined 10 &C
cept his further statement that this ma,
pass away, leaving the patients cond'
ton rs apparently hopeful o. Il was
week ago. but only 70 return again VIII
increased signs Of fatal result. Inc an
nouncement from San Reno YESTERDAY
that DR.. Mackenzie's apartments han peel
given up, indicated that the patient'
, condition was very much improved, AM
, il Is now evident that the rooms wer
given up and the hopeful dispatch SEN
, out without Mackenzie's authority
POLITICAL AND MILITARY.
LONDON. Dec. 1.-The Partisan pres
has taken more interest than usual IN IN
remarks OF the leading American paper
: concerning the change IN the pres'denc
\ OF the French Republic, observing VII
complacency the congratulatory ton
! adopted by the exponents q opinion \
!. their sister republic, and at the same tim
4 appearing agreeapiy surprised = " 49,,
: matters 80 Inteligent'y discussed -,
Il goes without saying tnas ~. oarnor
: election was a. comp'ete 2 su'prls
In all the capitas 81 IuIol
a. ever was cansed ="
political event, y may also Pc imag w
that NJ. Crews resignation' wn'cn nc.
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